They are not a cable company. Difference delivery system, this is why they are allowed to provide service next to the cable company.
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I didn't say Frontier is a cable company, just that they deliver video service.
And that is how they are allowed to compete with cable providers in the same town.
Comcast is not going to want to spend the billions of dollars to build out a plant to be able to compete with the likes of Cox or Charter. They would just buy out the franchise.
A year from now, they’ll all have competition. From STARLINK and perhaps others on the way. Internet service.
They need to get permits from the state and the town they want to enter. So they can't just stroll in and setup shop. Years of public hearings and I'm sure the current cable company would delay the process. So they can't just enter a town.
I'll bet it isn't. Has one ever been challenged in court? Regardless, it's not a law.
Deflecting how? Name me an instance where Comcast setup shop where another cable operator currently operates.
I asked you if there is a law preventing two cable companies in one town, but you won't answer.
And where in the link does it say you can't have more than one cable company?
